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"Jelly"...not "Socialist."Thank-you, Herbert:Progressive economic policies fail every time, no matter the size or scope of the city, state or nation that applies them
"President Hoover steadfastly refused to entertain federal aid, fearing national responsibility more than he feared national unemployment and destitution.
"In a nationwide radio address on October 18, 1931, he said: 'No governmental action, no economic doctrine, no economic plan or project can replace that God-imposed responsibility of the individual man and woman to their neighbors.'"
Bevis Longstreth: Works Progress Administration II
Stop being afraid.
Hoover was a Progressive, thank you for that. FDR Claimed Hoover was a "Socialist"
What year did FDR's policies end the Depression?
"Thousands of World War I veterans and their families demonstrated and camped out in Washington, D.C., during June 1932, calling for immediate payment of a bonus that had been promised by the World War Adjusted Compensation Act in 1924 for payment in 1945..."
"Hoover had sent orders that the Army was to not move on the encampment, but MacArthur chose to ignore the command. Hoover was incensed, but refused to reprimand MacArthur. The entire incident was another devastating negative for Hoover in the 1932 election.
"That led New York governor and Democratic presidential candidate Franklin Roosevelt to declare of Hoover: 'There is nothing inside the man but jelly!'"
Hoover reminds me of Obama.
I don't know if FDR's policies or WWII ended the GD.
What's your take?
Herbert Hoover - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia